Family and friends rejoiced and waited anxiously Wednesday for the return of Japanese journalist Jumpei Yasuda, who went missing in Syria in 2015, as the Japanese government confirmed he had been released and is now in a Turkish immigration facility."We are grateful from the bottom of our hearts and deeply touched by this delight," the parents of the 44-year-old freelance journalist said in a statement responding to the news."We apologize sincerely for causing great worry and trouble to everyone," they said. "We will wait, hoping to see Jumpei in good health as soon as possible."Yasuda was …READ FULL ARTICLE
